A different western. Cowboys are not "cowboys", they are not cows at all, they are not the embodiment of justice, they are not representatives of wit, they are not even good marksmanship hunters. To be precise, cowboys, as they were meant to be, were armed, bullshit bullies who pretended to be great. And the only good marksmanship, the protagonist of this film, a former demon, is now a lousy old man who has difficulty dealing with a few domestic pigs and has a hard time riding a horse... Cowboys are a group of people who are greedy for life (of course, this is a matter of human beings) Affectionate), of course many westerns don't portray cowboys as such. The old man, who seemed like everyone could kill them, took the bounty of the prostitutes, shot the timid cowboys, and got the bounty. And in order to maintain law and order (doesn't the sheriff want to maintain law and order? So you can't look at the problem from the perspective of the protagonist, the sheriff is actually not at fault), as the only person who has the strength to fight against the protagonist, he eventually became the protagonist. Ghost shot. The protagonist is not a fast shooter like Stallone. He shoots in an orderly manner, not in a hurry, but the gun is deadly. Also as the sheriff said, the gun is useless. It's too fast and you might shoot yourself. The result is also in line with what the protagonist said, probably because every time he shoots, his luck is better. In this film, I can't understand the difference between good and evil. So, I don't know who is unforgivable, maybe the act of killing the protagonist's friend is unforgivable, or the act of hurting a prostitute is unforgivable, in short, this is "Unforgivable".
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